Sentence examples for in the reshaping from inspiring English sources

| Aug. 14-17: At the Doris Duke, a double bill of choreographers interested in the reshaping power of erotic forces.

While Mayor Leon B. Jukowski has an arrangement of being paid $100,000 as a consultant to Mr. Schimmel, whose $150,000 salary comes from city coffers, Pontiac's council members have not been involved in the reshaping of their city.

"It will mean the irrevocable loss of the skills and understanding they will needs as adults, to play their part in the reshaping of their nation and the restoration of stability to the region.

The separation will be another critical step in the reshaping of Time Warner that we started at the beginning of last year, enabling us to focus to an even greater degree on our core content businesses.

"If people like Amzie Moore and Medgar Evers and Aaron Henry tested the limits of repression, people like Septima Clark and Ella Baker and Myles Horton tested another set of limits, the limits on the ability of the oppressed to participate in the reshaping of their own lives," he writes.

"If people like Amzie Moore and Medgar Evers and Aaron Henry tested the limits of repression, people like Septima Clark and Ella Baker and Myles Horton tested another set of limits, the limits on the ability of the oppressed to participate in the reshaping of their own lives," writes Payne.

In the reshaping process, the reshaping rivet was embedded in the clinched joint, then the protrusion was compressed in a single stroke with a pair of flat dies.

They can influence millions of individual decisions — about the schools people attend, the jobs they choose, the medical care they request — and, in the process, reshape the economy.

Highlighting the significance of the gathering in potentially reshaping the Republican race, the one major candidate who did not speak on Friday, Rudolph W. Giuliani, made sure he was heard.

Ankara has had to choose between sticking to its principles of "zero problems" with autocratic regimes or finding a pragmatic way to work with the West in reshaping the Middle East in its own image.

Would the cure lie in reshaping the composition and rules of the Council or in addressing the evident political differences between the member states?